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Finance minister says petrodollar surpluses could accelerate Riyadh’s ambitious plans
Windfall taxes would make government’s net-zero ambitions even harder to achieve
Oil group’s production quotas set to expire in three months and Russian output is falling
Sovereign wealth fund has already bought into Japan’s Capcom and Nexon
Move by Hungarian airline is part of ambitious expansion strategy
Trial of top executive at Airbus subsidiary hears that British defence ministry ‘required’ alleged bribes to be made
Meeting marks shift in relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia
Move seen as sign that Saudi Arabia is committed to seeking end to seven-year civil war
Turkish exporters report easing of unofficial Saudi blockade as detente gathers pace
Terms will allow fuel into Houthi-controlled port and flights from capital in first mutual ceasefire since 2016
Iranian-backed rebels’ attacks on kingdom’s oil facilities had sent jitters through market
‘Jameel Jeddan’ uses dark humour to highlight reforms sweeping the conservative kingdom
Gulf states seen more willing to co-operate on oil production if Biden addresses concerns
Kingdom comes under pressure as prices soar but warns that attacks by Houthi rebels would disrupt supply
Net income at energy group doubles to $110bn as a result of higher crude prices
UK prime minister signs memorandum of understanding to set up strategic partnership council
Arab regimes are disgruntled, Biden has been snubbed and Putin’s war on Ukraine is causing friction
UK prime minister accused of going ‘cap in hand from dictator to dictator’ by Labour as he seeks rise in oil output
Possible Middle East visit by UK prime minister to discuss energy market volatility comes in wake of mass execution
Revenge attack follows alleged killings and raises tension amid bid to revive nuclear talks
Crude prices have surged after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ignited worries over supplies
The ‘Bride of the Red Sea’ was once the kingdom’s commercial capital but some residents fear impact of sweeping changes
World’s biggest oil exporter hopes to become leader in clean fuel in coming decades but sceptics question prospects
Strike follows attack last week and intensifying campaign by Saudi-led coalition against Yemeni rebels
Companies willing to open up to external shareholders and greater scrutiny as pandemic exacerbates pressures
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